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Old Jan 6, 2005 | 11:38 PM
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Need bank/insurance help

hello all I thought i asked the knowledgable poeple of the BAIC, wouldn't hurt to try.

currently my car is being financed through a bank, and my question is, does anyone kno if the bank will let me take the car overseas? I'm being deployed to germany and i'd really like to take my car with me, but i already get the feeling they'll say no. so what can i do to make the bank say yes?

also triple A already says they wont insure me under my current plan if i take the car overseas. so i have to buy another insurance plan?

i'd apreciate any help from anyone with knowledge in either area. Thanks.
Old Jan 7, 2005 | 09:53 AM
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Since its a military thing you still have residency in the US, right?

As long as you keep making your payments you should be ok.
Old Jan 7, 2005 | 09:57 AM
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That's interesting.

I'd say just go down and ask. How long are you going to be in germany?

I'm guessing that as long as you keep your mailing address in the states..maybe your folks house or something and keep making your payments on time you'd be fine. States residency.

Being that your military I'm guessing they'll trust you more than the average joe trying to do something like this.

Either that or leave it here. Find a bank overseas that helps us soldiers and get a loan from them. Pay off the states loan and have it shipped over.

Or sell it.... overseas cars are better anyways.
Old Jan 7, 2005 | 10:46 AM
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I know with road trips into mexico, they require you to get permission from the lien holder
of the car to bring it into the country. Because the bank most likely has no control over
you or your car once you enter a foreign country you probably need to talk with them about it.
Being in the military, I'm sure your not the first person to try and do this. I would think that
the military would have something that would help or at least advice on what to do.
Old Jan 7, 2005 | 11:32 AM
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thanks for the advice guys. I'll just go down to the bank on monday and talk to them. and when the times right i'm switching over to the military insurance and bank.
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